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<title>Musica Antiqua&#039;s Guide to Medieval and Renaissance Instruments</title>
<description>Descriptions, photos, history, and sounds of instruments used in performing early music. Includes the bagpipe, bladder pipe, cornamuse, crumhorn, dulcian, dulcimer, gamba, gemshorn, harp, harpsichord, hirtenschalmei, hurdy-gurdy, kortholt, lizard, lute, mute cornett, organetto, percussion, pipe and tabor, psaltery, rackett, rauschpfeife, rebec, recorder, sacbut, schalmei, serpent, shawm, shofar, transverse flute, viol, and zink.
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<title>drehleier</title>
<description>German-language mailing list on hurdy-gurdies.</description>
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<title>Webpage of Dennis Havlena</title>
<description>Plans for simple but nice-sound ing folk &amp; early music instrument s, including the hurdy-gurd y, bagpipe, and bowed psaltery.</description>
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<title>Vielle Ã  Roue</title>
<description>A small encyclopedia on the hurdy-gurdy.</description>
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<title>Alden and Cali Hackmann&#039;s Hurdy-gurdy Site</title>
<description>An extensive online collection of informatio n about the hurdy-gurd y, including an email list, photo gallery, FAQ, and other resources.</description>
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